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Subject(s)

• Fiscal policy [Browse]
• Fiscal policy—Montenegro [Browse]
• Montenegro—Economic policy [Browse]

Series

• IMF country report ; Number 16/201. [More in this series]
• IMF Country Report ; Number 16/201

Notes

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Source of description

Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (ebrary, viewed September 11, 2016).

Contents

• Cover; CONTENTS; EXECUTIVE SUMMARY; INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND; FINANCIAL SYSTEM AND SUPERVISORY STRUCTURES; MAIN FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS; A. Supervisory Framework; B. New Bank Licensing; SUPERVISORY APPROACH AND PRACTICE; A. Supervisory Approach; B. Consolidated Supervision; C. Corrective and Sanctioning Powers of Supervisors; D. Home-Host Relationships; CORPORATE GOVERNANCE; CAPITAL ADEQUACY; RISK MANAGEMENT PROCESS; A. Credit Risk Management; PROBLEM ASSETS, PROVISIONS, AND RESERVES; A. Concentration Risk and Large Exposure Limits; B. Transactions with Related Parties
• C. Liquidity RiskD. Public Disclosure and Transparency; TABLES; 1. Main Recommendations; 2. Composition of Regulatory Capital and Risk-Weighted Assets; 3. Prudential Asset Classification and Provisioning Norms for NPAs; 4. Prudential Limits for Large Exposures; 5. Banks' Gross Exposures and Net Exposures Among Large Exposures; 6. Prudential Limits for Related-Party Exposures; 7. Distribution of Banks' Aggregate Exposures to All Related Parties; 8. Delegation of Powers for Related-Party Transactions; 9. Foreign Assets and Liabilities (June 2015)
• 10. Foreign Currency Assets and Liabilities (June 2015)

ISBN

1-4755-1906-0

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